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Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Church Garden

This sounds a bit cryptic but...

If you were to design a garden for the church, or be given a plot of land that you could build a couple of houses on, what would you suggest we do with it?

Note, we haven't suddenly been given that size of land but it is a thought in my head about using land ecologically, creatively, functionally, theologically. So what would you come up with?

Allotments for the congregation or others in the community?

A meeting place that was designed for safety?

A picnic area?

A piece of land to grow soup for Sunday?

Go on, be creative and see what you can come up with. This isn't without reason or direction but is all part of a cunning plan...

Posted at 11:07 PM in Green Gospel, Thinking |

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